Roving Commissions 39 : Royal Cruising Club Journal 1998 / edited by Peter Cumberlidge.
Contributor(s): Cumberlidge, Peter [editor.]
| Royal Cruising Club (Great Britain).
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BookPublisher: London : Royal Cruising Club, [1998]Copyright date: ©1998Description: iv, 348 pages : illustrations, maps, photographs (some color) ; 22 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0901916196 (hardback).Subject(s): Voyages and travels| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| General lending | MTU National Maritime College of Ireland Library Lending | 910.45 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00180767 |
Includes index.
It's a small world -- And the Boss came too -- Sailing west to the Far East -- Acorn's Baltic circuit -- An Oriental adventure -- The innumerable smiles of the waves -- A passage south -- A family cruise to Normandy -- Icebound off franz Josef Land -- Azores highs and lows -- Sea-anchor -- Conor O'Brien -- Into the Dragon's Mouth -- Salsa Celtica -- The ARSE factor -- Pottering about in Ireland -- Wanted by the Police -- Failaka at Eid -- In grandfather's wake -- Thetis in the Baltic -- Nothing to laugh at at all -- Of wellies and weddings -- Down in the Banana Belt -- Going foreign in the West Country -- Our new boat -- A problem solved in Horta -- Conquistadores of the Useless -- The strandings of Wild Goose -- Reconnaissance in Tunisia -- Norman Armstrong Brittain -- A fairly gentlemanly passage south -- Azores, Andalusia or Africa -- It'll get warmer as we go south -- The dismantling of Liberta -- to while away the time in Venezuela -- South to the Chesapeake -- Corsica to Malta with Feanor -- L'Hommage a Eric Tabarly -- Having the time of one's life -- We followed Odysseus -- Again to the Adriatic -- Contemplating the Pacific -- Shaking First Lady down -- St. Petersburgski Buoy -- The big one -- Heatwave in Spitsbergen -- The one that didn't make it -- A brief stop in the Maldives -- South America cold, warm and hot.